"Grammatical Commentaries" offers a detailed examination of English grammar, specifically through a critical lens focused on William Lily's system. This work serves as an apparatus to a new national grammar, providing animadversions upon what the author perceives as falsities and shortcomings in Lily's widely-used grammatical framework.
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